Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Diagnosis: Key Clinical Findings & Lab Tests
The diagnosis depends on a combination of clinical findings and laboratory tests. The typical symptoms of VHD include fever, bleeding, and organ failure. Laboratory tests can detect the presence of the virus in the blood or other body fluids, and can also be used to identify the specific type of virus causing the infection.Hemorrhage - Related Articles
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